Nanzan Country Club (A)

Overview: On the hills of Toyota, Aichi, Nanzan Country Club presents a long A-green scorecard of 7,034 yards at par 72. The course is associated with Seiichi Inoue and set in a wooded, rolling landscape. Fairways rise and fall through the site, the tree lines shape the preferred landing areas and the approaches ask for both distance control and a clear understanding of the green's safe side. It is a course where the second shot often determines whether the hole feels open or constrained.

History: Nanzan opened on 1 November 1975 and is credited to Seiichi Inoue. The current club continues to present the course as an 18-hole design in Toyota, with a pair of bent greens and a long-established clubhouse operation. The A and B labels describe the green in play on the same routing. A is the canonical directory row for this batch, while B is held separately so the database does not turn a green change into a second course history.

Did You Know? Nanzan's two greens create two meaningful scorecard identities: the A-green route measures 7,034 yards, while B measures 6,882. The 152-yard difference is enough to change the rhythm of several par fours and par threes, which explains why the green designation is preserved in course records even though the fairway routing is shared.